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Short-cuts to succeed in life

You are certain to have a great need to have your own short-cuts in life to save time. Your short-cuts will definitely increase your efficiency. If you could make a mental picture of how you wasted time, the time saved with short-cuts could be used to map out more plans for the future, have friendly discussions with your spouse and to act very closely with your partner.

Perhaps there may be some activities in your life which you often find challenging, unpleasant or time-consuming. There are ways to simplify those tasks and make them interesting. First, change your ways and analyse honestly how you have dealt with a certain ‘unpleasant’ task. Find out the aspects of a task or activity which wastes time and energy unnecessarily.

Perhaps that particular task might seem boring and unpleasant simply because of the way we are used to doing it. Change the way it is done. If you are without an idea or proper understanding of what you are doing, get ideas or opinions from your partner or from friends who may look at it from a more practical viewpoint. This is perhaps the best way to convert an unpleasant or annoying task into an interesting task.

If you are not good at it or do not have a knowledge of a particular activity, it is far better to learn it to have a sound understanding about it. If someone does not know how to operate domestic electric appliances or to cook certain curries at home, they could get proper instructions from someone who may have a better knowledge in that particular field.

Anybody with common sense can do this. Those who do not use short-cuts in life to win life’s challenges often turn their lives into a puzzle and a labyrinth for themselves! Instead, they make a major waste of time and regret it later by engaging in tasks without proper ways to accomplish them or being pretty fussy about them.

For instance, even shopping can become a time consuming, energy consuming, nightmarish experience for anybody if proper short-cuts are not adopted. A housewife can order goods she wants to buy, in large quantities.

She can order seasoning, sugar, toothpaste, soap, milk powder and more in large quantities to effectively save time and money. Ordering by telephone saves more time. The best way to cut down the existing prices of goods is to buy them in large quantities.

Plan for what you are going to buy or how your are going to buy before going shopping. For example, just imagine you are going to select an impressing attire for an evening party. Before shopping simply focus on the price, style, colour, pattern and size of what you have in mind. Decide correctly what you want to buy and how much money you have to buy it.

This may prevent you from buying unnecessary things and wasting time with your attempts to choose from a bigger pile.

Unless one has a jumbo memory, keeping record of everything during the day and a day-to-day agenda is a dream! Keeping everything to be done within the day written on a piece of paper is a sure method to save time and energy and to achieve a sense of fulfilment. So, list out the things that have to do within the day itself. Then you are properly guided as to what you should do even though you may be under some confusion.

These short-cuts in your day-to-day life will make you more creative and explore many short-cuts to achieve a fully efficient lifestyle.

 

 

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